Latin America. A group of various industry professionals will be in charge of reviewing the proposals that comprise the academic programming of the expo to be held between March 24 and 25 of next year in Miami.
The most prominent manufacturers and professionals in the auto parts industry from Latin America, the Caribbean and South Florida will gather on March 24 and 25 at the Miami Airport Convention Center. There will be held the first version of AutoAméricas Show.
The event will offer attendees a new experience in the Latin American and Caribbean region to learn about the innovative products of the automotive industry, new trends and international contacts with the most outstanding manufacturers and professionals.
Outside the commercial exhibition, both days will feature a series of technical-commercial sessions on different topics of relevance and validity in the sector. For this, the reception of proposals is active, whose requirements are described here.
Each proposal will be reviewed by a Selection Committee, which will determine its validity based on the sense of interest and opportunity for attendees. The committee is made up of five professionals with valuable experience in the aftermarket sector:
Joe Kripli. He is president of the Automotive Parts Remanufacturers Association (APRA), an association that last year celebrated 80 years of service to the remanufacturing industry, as well as being a sponsor of AutoAmericas. Kripli has more than 30 years of experience in multi-component remanufacturing, sales and marketing, and project launches.
José Luis Bruno. He is CEO of Braico Group, a company that for more than half a century has been purely dedicated to the auto parts market. It handles two major product lines among its 3000 products: the segment of transmission belts and conveyor belts for the automotive and industrial market, starting with the Japanese brand Bando, as well as professional tools through the Jonnesway brand.
Gabriel Garrido. With more than 30 years of experience in the heavy vehicle industry, he is CEO of Mass Parts. This distributor of truck parts and accessories began in the U.S. market with a 1,000-square-foot warehouse that now reaches 25,000 square feet. 60% of its total sales correspond to the United States and 40% to Latin America, with sales not only in Florida; also in Texas, Alabama, Georgia, among other American states.
Milagros Mendez. CEO of Ramco Automotive, an independent manufacturer and distributor of electrical and electronic spare parts, with an increasing focus on the original equipment markets. The company has opened up to the U.S. market with The National Performance Warehouse Companies (NPW), which has highlighted the quality of its product, and thanks to the valuable support of Tammy Teclemburg and her company Dott.
Eduardo Villarreal. Regional Sales Manager of Hunter Engineering for Mexico and the Caribbean. He has more than ten years of experience in B2B sales. He stands out for his knowledge of the different cultures and ways of doing business throughout Latin America and adapting to them to successfully achieve annual growth of more than 20% in the last eight years.
If you wish to be one of the speakers of the meeting, you must send your proposal to the editor of the magazine Aftermarket International, Federico Duarte, at the [email protected] mail with the following information:
• Technical conference title (non-commercial)
•Summary
•Lecturer
• Professional profile of the speaker
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